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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1982
Page
5
Seven films in the Focus on the Family series will be shown at Northern Lights College on February 28 at 2 30 p m funded by local churches. The series is researched and presented by James C Dobson Ph D who is an active Christian layman and psychologist. A discussion period will follow the films.
The British Columbia Health Association held its annual education seminar for hospital and health care facility board chairmen and vice chairmen in Richmond at the Delta River Inn on February 7 and 8. Merlin Nichol of Chetwynd General Hospital attended among 110 delegates.
On the 16th Dale Fabrach reported tools stolen from his parked truck in East Pine. Betty Supernault reported money stolen from the Friendship Centre in the Mini Mall. On the 18th police investigated a break in at Kamjeedah Jewellery Store. Debbie Summerville reported skate thefts from a locked storage room at Valleyview Manor. On the 17th Cheryl Phillips reported tapes stolen from an unlocked pickup outside Pine Cone Motel. On the 19th Clarence Nordlund reported a mobile phone stolen from a pickup in downtown Chetwynd.
The C.E.S.S. Cavaliers hosted and won the two day Sr. Boys Valentine Invitational basketball tournament. Teams from Beaverlodge Spirit River Sexsmith High Prairie Burns Lake and two Prince George squads competed as the Cavaliers went undefeated to improve on last year’s second place.
Court report outlines multiple juvenile offenders placed on nine months probation for theft and related charges. Adults face remands for impaired driving, possession of stolen property, breaching probation, and other offenses. Snowmobile offences lead to fines and license jeopardy as police warn the public.
The Big 6 Hockey League enters the last five weekends of regular play as teams struggle to ice full rosters. Players who keep showing up deserve praise for keeping the league viable next week and potentially shaping playoff decisions as standings through February 21 are current.
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